Checking out a new camera this evening and was bored. Some of the shots turned out pretty cool. There is a variety of kings but here goes..........



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Checking out a new camera this evening and was bored. Some of the shots turned out pretty cool. There is a variety of kings but here goes..........



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Just couldnt help myself once I started taking the pics it was hard to stop. Would have had some hand fed pics but I fed everyone last night.



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who is that axanthic from... i really like it!
Brooksi Freak'n Rule!

~ZF
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Royal Blue ReptileZ
Home of Bklyn's Finest Brooksi
It came from someone in Georgia I bought it off the online auction a couple of months ago. Dont really know any history on, been meaning to contact them again and find out what info they can give me.

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was it from reptileacution[dot]com???
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Royal Blue ReptileZ
Home of Bklyn's Finest Brooksi
I bought it about two months ago for like 25.00 thought it was heck of a deal.
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It was a lady named Jewell Howard. I was really pleased with her.
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Thanx for the info
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Royal Blue ReptileZ
Home of Bklyn's Finest Brooksi
Heck of a deal... that's armed robbery lol
great looking axanthic!
~ZF
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Royal Blue ReptileZ
Home of Bklyn's Finest Brooksi
Cool Pix... is that an albino eastern???

~ZF
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Royal Blue ReptileZ
Home of Bklyn's Finest Brooksi
Albino eastern.....I got it because it was one of the best looking ones I had seen. And each day that passes Im even more happy with him.

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where did you get this albino eastern? I am looking for some albino easterns. Great pic and a beautiful animal!
The gentleman that I got that one from that was the last albino he had. He did still have a couple of het for albinos. But that was all earlier in the year.
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Email me when you get a chance and let me know who you got it from so I will know for next years stock. Dawn@vertexfoam.com
Thanks
Dawn
Nice photos, but the aspect ratio is wrong. Your camera produces pictures in a 4:3 ratio probably (800x600, 1600x1200, etc), but these pictures have been laterally compressed to be square.
Here's your pic of the hybrid -

Here's what it looks like when you restore the 4:3 aspect ratio -

You might double check how you are resizing your pics. Make sure what ever method you use maintains the correct proportions or aspect ratio.
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Chris Harrison
San Antonio, Texas
It was 600x600 as you posted it -

I resized it to 600x450 and now the snake looks right, IMHO -

Notice I didn't crop it - the whole picture is still there, I just reduced the vertical stretch of the photo which makes it look more correct to me.
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Chris Harrison
San Antonio, Texas
I use paint shop pro to resize....and for whatever reason kingsnake wont let me resize them correctly and be able to post them. Its says that the pics are over the size limit. Its something that I have tried to figure out myself but must just be over my head. Any suggestions is appriecated
Toby
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I haven't used paint shop pro in years, but the general steps are the same.
1. open the picture.
2. resize the photo using PSP, but make sure you check the "constrain proportions" or whatever the box says. If that isn't an option, get a calculator and figure out the correct aspect ratio.
3. Save the file as a new jpg. Set the compression to somewhere in the medium range (I use setting 7 out of 12 in Photoshop). Saving it with higher resolution/lower compression is a waste of time and space on the web.
Usually you want a picture that is less than 700 pixels wide so people can see it onscreen. I generally like to use 600x400 or 600x450, depending on the aspect ratio of the original picture.
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San Antonio, Texas
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